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March 2016Der Fisch, der zu den Sternen schwimmen wollte
Roman
by Ahn Do-Hyun, Hyuk Sook Kim, Manfred Selzer
Sanft wiegt der Grüne Fluss die Lachse auf ihrem Weg zum Oberlauf, dem Ort, wo sie geboren wurden. Sie sind weit geschwommen, haben den Fluten des Ozeans getrotzt und sind mutig den Wasserfall hinaufgesprungen – sie sind ihrer Bestimmung gefolgt und haben getan, was Lachse eben so tun. Doch einer unter ihnen, Silberlachs, will sich nicht damit zufriedengeben – der Sinn seines Daseins muss doch aus mehr bestehen, als blind dem Schwarm zu folgen? Immer wieder streckt er den Kopf aus dem Wasser und blickt sehnsüchtig in die Welt da draußen, gar bis zu den Sternen hinauf. Er will frei sein. Doch seine geliebte Freundin Klarauge warnt ihn davor, Regenbogen nachzujagen. Warum bin ich auf der Welt? Was braucht es zum Glück? Die Geschichte des Fisches, der zu träumen wagte, hat Millionen von Lesern verzaubert. Ahn Do-Hyun stellt mit leichter Hand die großen Fragen des Lebens. Denn im weiten Universum ist jeder nur ein kleiner Fisch – und doch ist jedes Leben einzigartig und wunderbar.
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March 2016Der Fisch, der zu den Sternen schwimmen wollte
Roman
by Ahn Do-Hyun, Dieter Braun, Hyuk Sook Kim, Manfred Selzer
Sanft wiegt der Grüne Fluss die Lachse auf ihrem Weg zum Oberlauf, dem Ort, wo sie geboren wurden. Sie sind weit geschwommen, haben den Fluten des Ozeans getrotzt und sind mutig den Wasserfall hinaufgesprungen – sie sind ihrer Bestimmung gefolgt und haben getan, was Lachse eben so tun. Doch einer unter ihnen, Silberlachs, will sich nicht damit zufriedengeben – der Sinn seines Daseins muss doch aus mehr bestehen, als blind dem Schwarm zu folgen? Immer wieder streckt er den Kopf aus dem Wasser und blickt sehnsüchtig in die Welt da draußen, gar bis zu den Sternen hinauf. Er will frei sein. Doch seine geliebte Freundin Klarauge warnt ihn davor, Regenbogen nachzujagen. Warum bin ich auf der Welt? Was braucht es zum Glück? Die Geschichte des Fisches, der zu träumen wagte, hat Millionen von Lesern verzaubert. Ahn Do-Hyun stellt mit leichter Hand die großen Fragen des Lebens. Denn im weiten Universum ist jeder nur ein kleiner Fisch – und doch ist jedes Leben einzigartig und wunderbar.
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1986Draussen vor dem Tor
Kirche und Minjung in Korea. Theologische Beiträge und Reflexionen
by Ahn, Byung-Mu / Herausgegeben von Glüer, Winfried
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Movable Type·Destruction of Character - Character Destructed
by Cao Fang
This series is a collection of art works about character designing of The Global Exhibition of Characters held by Nanjing University of the Arts and student works. These three books are in different size and color, very well classified and designed. It contains art works about character design of diverse languages by several designers, such as Reza Abedini(Iran), Michael Bierut（USA）,Robert Appleton（USA）,Stephan Bundi（Swiss）, Kit Hinrichs（USA）, Lech Majewski（Poland）Leonardo Sonnoli（Italy）, Clotilde Olyff（Belgium）, Paula Scher（USA）, Philippe Apeloig（France）, Ahn Sang—soo（Korea）, Shiraki Akira（Japan）, Bi Xuefeng（China）, Kan Tai—keung（Hongkong）, Cao Fang(China), etc.. Also it collects high quality assigned project student works of font designing course. The world of typeface will totally amaze you. Won "The Beauty of Books in China " Prize in 2013.
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Movable Type·Collage of Character - Character Collaged
by Cao Fang
This series is a collection of art works about character designing of The Global Exhibition of Characters held by Nanjing University of the Arts and student works. These three books are in different size and color, very well classified and designed. It contains art works about character design of diverse languages by several designers, such as Reza Abedini(Iran), Michael Bierut（USA）,Robert Appleton（USA）,Stephan Bundi（Swiss）, Kit Hinrichs（USA）, Lech Majewski（Poland）Leonardo Sonnoli（Italy）, Clotilde Olyff（Belgium）, Paula Scher（USA）, Philippe Apeloig（France）, Ahn Sang—soo（Korea）, Shiraki Akira（Japan）, Bi Xuefeng（China）, Kan Tai—keung（Hongkong）, Cao Fang(China), etc.. Also it collects high quality assigned project student works of font designing course. The world of typeface will totally amaze you. Won "The Beauty of Books in China " Prize in 2013.
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Movable Type·World of Character-Character of the World
by Cao Fang
This series is a collection of art works about character designing of The Global Exhibition of Characters held by Nanjing University of the Arts and student works. These three books are in different size and color, very well classified and designed. It contains art works about character design of diverse languages by several designers, such as Reza Abedini(Iran), Michael Bierut（USA）,Robert Appleton（USA）,Stephan Bundi（Swiss）, Kit Hinrichs（USA）, Lech Majewski（Poland）Leonardo Sonnoli（Italy）, Clotilde Olyff（Belgium）, Paula Scher（USA）, Philippe Apeloig（France）, Ahn Sang—soo（Korea）, Shiraki Akira（Japan）, Bi Xuefeng（China）, Kan Tai—keung（Hongkong）, Cao Fang(China), etc.. Also it collects high quality assigned project student works of font designing course. The world of typeface will totally amaze you. Won "The Beauty of Books in China " Prize in 2013.
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2020AHO
by Ahn Zhe
In 2018, visual artist Ahn Zhe's five illustrations of AHO the hippopotamus were selected for Bologna Illustrators' Exhibition. This was the starting point for the foundation and development of this book, after three years of creative work to achieve a deeply emotional, wordless picture book : AHO uses his sadness to build a beautiful forest, fantasizing that he lives there in company of a boy.
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Teaching, Language & ReferenceFebruary 2010Korean Grammar in Use_Beginning (English ver.)
by Ahn Jean-myung, Lee Kyung-ah, Han Hoo-young
This book is the culmination of educational know-how and systematic grammar organization acquired by the three authors from their experience actually teaching Korean to foreigners in the classroom. In focusing strictly on Korean grammar, this series represents a departure from most current integrated teaching materials, allowing foreign learners to more easily concentrate on grammar in their study of Korean. The authors have included real dialogues and illustrations to make the study of Korean more interesting, especially for those students who have heretofore felt Koran grammar to be difficult. Further, this series equally serves as a general Korean grammar reference that can be used by Korean language instructors both in Korea and abroad who regularly experience the difficulty of teaching Korean grammar first-hand. • Collects the introductory grammar points normally taught in Levels 1 and 2 at most universities affiliated and private language institutes. • Makes it easy for learners to locate those grammar patterns they find the most confusing by providing comparisons of patterns similar in meaning and usage. This way, learners can not only clarify the differences between similar patterns, but also study how they are used differently depending on the situation. • Lets the learner confirm the usage of target grammar points by illustrating how they are used in real conversation. The examples presented are not simply sentences constructed for the purpose of illustrating grammar, but rather examples of how the grammar points are actually used in real life. • Includes special sections on particularly tricky grammar points to allow learners to acquire a more accurate and natural-sounding command of Korean. Further, by presenting a variety of grammatical patterns along with both practice exercises and graphic illustrations, learners can approach the study of Korean grammar with renewed interest.
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Children's & YAThe Disobedient Stone
by Ahn Zhe
In Gagabe Forest, even a gentle breeze has to be careful passing through. The forest is home to creatures so set in their ways, you couldn’t imagine. Sensitive and old-fashioned, they live lives where everything stays the same. Nothing is allowed to change, because they believe that even the smallest change could bring disaster to Gagabe Forest. This means: the number of trees in the forest must stay the same, and at the same heights; everyone has to take the same road home every day; everyone has to keep the same hair… They would accept nothing new, nothing adventurous. They live according to tradition. Their lives are as flat and predictable as a glass of plain water. To make sure that everything in the forest stays the same, a neighborhood watch called Team Six patrols the entire forest every day to check that everything is the same as yesterday. This is where our story begins. A stone appears in the forest, and no one knows why. Sometimes it glows, sometimes it makes strange sounds. Team Six is stumped. How could they restore Gagabe Forest back to the way it was …?
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April 2019An Old Tailor Shop at Intersection
by Jaesun Ahn
This is a new work by an incredible artist chosen as the illustrator of the Year in Bologna International Children’s Book fair for both 2014 and 2017. It talks about the value of staying the same for 100 years in this rapidly changing world. There is a tailor shop that has been making suits for over 100 years in Seoul. The book captures the moments of crisis and changes that the small shop had to face over time. It also provokes children’s interest in making clothes by showing the process of making a suit.
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Teachers Love You Because
by Milah Kang, Kyunghee Ahn
We can find positive energy and a 30,000 volt laugh code in a daycare center’s daily life A kindergarten class is comprised of seven children, each having different childish characteristics such as tattling to the teachers or annoying the others by hanging objects on them. The teacher in the kindergarten looks so exhausted but she still encourages her students to develop their personalities and become loving towards their classmates. The illustrations make sure that each detail is depicted with humor. Readers can therefore better appreciate the humor in this story.
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March 2010The South Korean Film Renaissance
Local Hitmakers, Global Provocateurs
by Jinhee Choi
How a homegrown cinema took on Hollywood and dazzled Cannes
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Romance & relationships stories (Children's/YA)December 2013Loving
by Katrin Bongard
*A contemporary romance. Intelligent and passionate. Pride & Prejudice reloaded.* Ella's not really into the party scene at her school; she'd rather read or blog about books. When her best friend Zoe starts crushing on Luca, the school Casanova, she can't understand it... until she gets to know him better and discovers that he's not just hot, he's also intelligent and sensitive. How could a person not fall for him? English manuscript available
